The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-07
CITY MATTERS In GENERAL
In Brief.

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| In Brief
George r. Breung contradicts the report
| that he is candidate for the nomination of al
| derman.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
/ Lew s. Hadley and Mary S. Tomlinson, Henry
| Shuts and Jane Hobbs.
Edward Daniels has been APPOINTED admins
traitor of tho of the late William {. Ander-
| son. His bond is for $I5, 900.
In the Eighth ward, j. G. Finch, tima-keep-
er Tor the e., St L. & p. railroad, is a Repub-
ncau candidate for nomination as councilman
| Smith
Inc crosby Paper Company, of Marion. yes
tefday niso articles OF incorporation with the
Secretary or State 1t has capital stock OF
| $50. 600, with Edward s. Badger James B. Cros-
oy and George w. Gillette directors
| Miss Jessie Lynn. the young LADY who disau-
peareo from her home in her night clothes early
/ in the week, and who was supposed to have
| drowned herself in the canal. was found by
detective Grady at the residence of Mrs
! Trucksess. No 423 South West stree. She was
suffering from delerium at the time of her dis
appearance.
Charles Bush and Thomas Carney. West
WashinetoD street saloon keepers, were arrest
ed last night on warrants charging them with
selling beer on last Sunday. The afidavits were
made by Lizzie Deal, who was arrested last
Sunday for drunkenness. She admitted to the
prosecuting attorney that she, with other per-
soEs, bought beer at the two places
AN AGED MAN DROPS DEAD.
John Collins, seventy five years of age. dropped
dead South Illinois street between IL and 1
o'clock yesterday. He had been to saloon and
fell as he was starting up the stairway to his at
tic room No. South Illinois street Heart
disease was the cause. He leaves a wife and
four sons.
CAUSES OF BAKERS INSANITY.
William Ell. Rebnann, a baker, living at No.
1894 Coburn street. was declared insane yester-
he eI ~.
dore Wagner and Calvin Fletcher. on whose
statements he was committed. attribute his in
sanity to loss of sleep, overwork and drinking
whisky from the barrel houses of the city. He
is married and has family.
TO-DAY AT ACTON AND BETHANY PARKS.
At Acton Park. to-day, Governor Colquitt Of
Georgia. will lecture Temperance in the
South" A large attendance is expected and
number of noted preachers will take part in he
religious services At Bethany Park the pro-
eramme will be follows: A. NJ, Sunday
school, FL. H. Nesslaee, Shelbyville superntend-
New York; 2:30 P. NJ, ordinance of the Lords
supper; $50 P. NJ, sermon. President w. Ell.
Woolery. Bethany College, w. Va; 7:30 P. NJ,
song and praise service; p n, sermon, Rev.
w. b. +. Treat, Martinsvile.
WANTS HIS HOME BACK.
Oliver 81. Markey has brought suit against
Harvey L Reberger to have the conveyance of a
piece of property set aside Mr. Markey alleges
that he WAC the owner of house and lot in
North Indianapolis, when Mr.. Reberger canre to
him and represented that he had farm in
Humphrey county, Tenn, that was well i'm.
to trade property with him. The trade
was made, and recently the defendant
learned that the Tennessee land was hillv I'M
improved and worthless He wants his North
Indianapolis property back and damage for
being kept out of the use of it.
NO INDICATIONS OF RAIN YET.
The intensely hot weather. for few days at
least. is at end Yesterday afternoon the
ninety line had gone as far south Fort Smith,
but it took a northeast direction and touched
Cairo and Louisville. In Kansas and Nebraska
the thermometer in the eigh ties, while in
the Northwest it was some hig her than the day
before, but not enough to disturb the conditions
OF cooler weather tn at are now passing over In
diana. The thermo meter here early yesterday
morning touched as low 62o. At noon it had
1t stood at $50, but from that time it began
to fall There were no indications of rain.
cLEvELANDs VISIT TO INDIANAPOLIS
Mayor Denny, yesterday, received letter
from Austin Fl. Brown. of the Third Auditors
Office, in regard to the Presidents purpose to
visit Indianapolis. Mr.. Brown wrote under
date of the 4th int, follows: knowing Of
the determination of the President go to ST.
Louis shortly, Col. John S. Williams. E b Hend-
erson and myself, as Indianians, called upon
him yesterday to learn his decision in response
to your in vtation and that of other State repre-
sen tatives to have him visit Indianapolis. / am
pleased to state that while day yet be
filed. the probability is that he will visit In
dianapolis for few hours of the days
of his trip from Washington to St. Louis, Of
which due notice will be given"
Services at the Churches To-Day
The Tabernacle Church will reopen this fore
noon with services by the pastor.
Rev. DR. T. FL. Lynch will preach at Central
avenue NJ. E. Church this forenoon.
sour Influence" will be Rev. E. j. Gantz's
morning theme at Central Christian Church.
Otis A. Smith will preach at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church this morning, in the absence
of the pastor.
Rev. John Baltzly has returned from the East
aud will hold services at the English Lutheran
Church this forenoon.
Rev. NJ. L. Haines will preach this morning
at the First Presbyterian Church on Heavenly
Recognitions and Reunions"
Rev. Manly W. Tabor. of Terre Haute, will
preach in Universalist Church Room IL. When
Block. at IO:45 o'clock Subject Evolution in
Religion"
The Military Park temperance meeting, at
3.30 this afternoon, will be addressed by Rev T.
A. Good win, editor of Indiana Christian Advo-
cate. The song service will be led by the
NJ. E. Church choir.
Miss Thompson, missionary in China, will de-
liver address at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church this forenoon. In the evening there will
be union service with Ames NJ. e. Church. The
sermon will be by DR.. Mason. of Little Rock,
Ark
Brightwood News.
The corn and potato crop in this vicinity can
be called failure.
The outdoor moonlight picnic held by the
Knights of Honor the grove north of Bright.
wood Thursday night was we'll attended by
oap1o IF Ind